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Your home is where you feel the happiest. It's the place you know the best. When you need some extra care and support to stay living comfortably at home, we are here to help. At Home Instead we are proud winners of numerous awards, consistently setting the bar high for quality care at home. Proven by our second 'Outstanding' CQC rating, read our report here, Queen's Award for Innovation and Princess Royal Training Award.
Our CAREGivers are chosen for their caring nature, empathy and values. Home Instead's expert training provides them with the skills to match their passion.
From a few hours a week to 24 hours a day, we are here to support you with exceptional care designed entirely around your needs and wishes. Our services include companionship, personal care, home help, live in care and specialised care including Dementia & MND to name just a few.
We are changing the UK’s attitude to elderly care and to ageing with our distinctive approach to supporting people at home with personal, professional care.
Amanda Hamer has been running Home Instead Cheltenham since 2011 and works with a team of dedicated care professionals to provide a range of care at home services. Whether you live in Tewkesbury, Cirencester or Bourton On The Water, we provide care throughout Cheltenham and the Cotswolds.
If you know of someone who could benefit from even just an hour a week of our care in the comfort of their own home and would like some more information, please contact us in the office on 01242 513203.
If you would like to know more about how homecare could benefit you or your loved one please submit your details below.
Growing old can bring challenges, both for the person who’s ageing and for their family. It can be frustrating for our loved ones because they can’t do everything they used to and feel like they’re losing their independence. At the same time, it might be worrying for their family as they might not be able to be there whenever their loved ones need them.
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